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This is a list of games for the Atari 2600 video game console, totaling more than 565 games, divided into the following sections: games published by Atari and Sears, games published by third parties during the 2600’s production run, and later homebrew releases. The Atari 2600 was first released in North America on September 11, 1977 and featured nine launch titles: Air-Sea Battle, Basic Math, Blackjack, Combat, Indy 500, Star Ship, Street Racer, Surround and Video Olympics. The final licensed Atari 2600 game released in North America was Secret Quest in 1989, and the final licensed game released in Europe was Klax and Acid Drop in 1990 and 1992.

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Games published by Atari and Sears

All 136 of the initial era^[when?] of Atari 2600 games were developed and manufactured by Atari, Inc. These games were published by Atari, and many were also licensed to Sears, which released these games under its Tele-Games brand, often with different titles.^[1] Sears’s Tele-Games brand was unrelated to the company Telegames, which also produced cartridges for the Atari 2600 (mostly re-issues of M Network games.)^[2]

Three games were also produced by Atari Inc. for Sears as exclusive releases under the Tele-Games brand: Steeplechase, Stellar Track, and Submarine Commander.

Normal Title	Alternate Title	Designer(s) / Programmer(s)	Year	Genre	Notes and references
32 in 1	–		1988	Educational, Sports	A multi-genre cartridge. It was a PAL-only release and is compatible with the Atari 7800.^[3] 32 games are included, including games by Atari, Inc., Activision, CommaVid, and US Games.
3-D Tic-Tac-Toe	3-D Tic-Tac-Toe	Carol Shaw	1980	Strategy
Action Pak	–		1981	Action, Strategy	value priced re-release of Othello, Dodge ‘Em, and Breakout.
Adventure	Adventure	Warren Robinett	1979	Adventure
Air-Sea Battle	Target Fun	Larry Kaplan	1977	Action	One of the nine Atari 2600 launch titles
Alpha Beam with Ernie	–	Michael Callahan (Programmer) Preston Stuart (Graphics)	1983	Educational	licensed by Children’s Computer Workshop, Inc.,
Asterix	–	Steve Woita	1983		Primarily a PAL release; Very limited NTSC release; Same game as “Taz” but with altered graphics
Asteroids	Asteroids	Brad Stewart	1981	Action
Atari Video Cube	–		1982	Strategy
Backgammon	Backgammon	Craig Nelson	1979	Strategy
Back To School Pak	–		1978	Educational, Strategy
Basic Math AKA Fun With Numbers	Math	Gary Palmer	1977	Educational	One of the nine Atari 2600 launch titles
Basic Programming	–	Warren Robinett	1979
Basketball	Basketball	Alan Miller	1978	Sports
Battlezone	–	Mike Feinstein and Brad Rice	1983	Action, Simulation
Berzerk	Berzerk	Dan Hitchens	1982	Action	licensed by Stern Electronics, Inc.
Big Bird’s Egg Catch	–	Christopher Omarzu	1983	Educational, Strategy	licensed by Children’s Computer Workshop, Inc.,
Blackjack	Blackjack	Bob Whitehead	1977	Simulation	One of the nine Atari 2600 launch titles
Bowling	Bowling	Larry Kaplan	1979	Sports
Brain Games	Brain Games	Larry Kaplan	1978	Educational, Strategy
Breakout	Breakaway IV	Brad Stewart	1978	Action
Canyon Bomber	Canyon Bomber	David Crane	1979	Action
Casino	Poker Plus	Bob Whitehead	1978	Strategy
Centipede	–		1982	Action
Circus Atari	Circus	Mike Lorenzen	1980	Action	based on Circus by Exidy
Codebreaker	Codebreaker		1978	Strategy
Combat	Tank Plus	Larry Wagner, Joe Decuir	1977	Action	One of the nine Atari 2600 launch titles
Concentration aka A Game of Concentration	Memory Match	Jim Huether	1978		Atari version originally titled Hunt & Score
Cookie Monster Munch	–	Gary Stark	1983	Educational	licensed by Children’s Computer Workshop, Inc.
Crazy Climber		Alex Leavens	1982	Action	licensed by Nihon Bussan Co., Ltd.
Crossbow	–		1987	Action	licensed by Exidy
Crystal Castles	–	Peter C. Niday (Programmer) Robert Vieira (Sound) Michael Kosaka (Graphics)	1983	Action
Dark Chambers	–	John Palevich	1988	Action
Defender	Defender	Bob Polaro	1982	Action	licensed by Williams Electronics Inc.
Defender II	–	Bill Aspromonte (Programmer) Andrew Fuchs (Sound)	1988	Action	Atari’s renamed re-release of “Stargate”
Demons to Diamonds	Demons to Diamonds	Nick Turner	1982	Action
Desert Falcon	–	Bob Polaro	1987	Action
Diagnostic Cartridge	–		?
Dig Dug	–		1983	Action	licensed by Namco Limited
Dodge ‘Em	Dodger Cars	Carla Meninsky	1980	Action, Racing / Driving
Double Dunk	–	Matthew Hubbard	1989	Sports
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial	–	Howard Scott Warshaw	1982	Adventure
Fatal Run	–	Steve Aguirre	1990	Action, Racing / Driving	PAL-only release; licensed by Sculptured Software, Inc.
Flag Capture	Capture	Jim Huether	1978	Strategy
Football	Football	Bob Whitehead	1978	Sports
Frog Pond			19??	Action	Unreleased prototype game included in Atari Flashback 2
Galaxian	–	Mark Ackerman, Glen Parker and Tom Calderwood	1983	Action	licensed by Namco Limited
Golf	Golf		1980	Sports
Gravitar	–		1983	Action
Gremlins	–	Scott Smith (Programmer) Mimi Nyden (Graphics) Robert Vieira (Sound)	1984	Action
Hangman	Spelling	Alan Miller	1978	Strategy
Haunted House	Haunted House	James Andreasen	1982	Action, Adventure
Home Run	Baseball	Bob Whitehead	1978	Sports
Human Cannonball	Cannon Man		1979	Strategy
Hunt & Score (see Concentration)	–	Jim Huether	1978	Strategy
Ikari Warriors	–		1989	Action	licensed by SNK Corporation
Indy 500	Race	Ed Riddle	1977	Racing / Driving	One of the nine Atari 2600 launch titles
Joust	–	Mike Feinstein and Kevin Osborn	1983	Action	licensed by Williams Electronics Inc.
Jr. Pac-Man	–	Ava-Robin Cohen	1986	Action	licensed by Bally Midway Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Jungle Hunt	–	Mike Feinstein and John Allred	1983	3rd-Person Perspective, Platform	licensed by Taito Corporation
Kangaroo	–	Kevin Osborn	1983	Action	licensed by Sun Electronics Corp.
Klax	–	Steve DeFrisco	1990	Action, Strategy	PAL-only release. Last official game released for 2600
Krull	–	Dave Staugas	1983	Action
Mario Bros.	–	Dan Hitchens	1983	Action	licensed by Nintendo
Math Gran Prix	Math Gran Prix	Suki Lee	1982	Educational, Racing / Driving
Maze Craze: A Game of Cops and Robbers	Maze Mania	Rick Maurer	1978	Action
Midnight Magic	–	Glenn Axworthy	1986	Action	see also David’s Midnight Magic by Brøderbund Software, Inc.
Millipede	–	Dave Staugas (Programmer) Jerome Domurat (Graphics) Andrew Fuchs (Sound) Robert Vieira (Sound)	1984
Miniature Golf	Arcade Golf^[4]	Tom Reuterdahl	1979	Simulation, Sports, Strategy
Missile Command	Missile Command	Rob Fulop	1981	Action
Moon Patrol	–		1983	Action	licensed by Irem Corp.
MotoRodeo	–	Steve DeFrisco	1990	Racing / Driving, Sports	licensed by Axlon
Ms. Pac-Man	–	Mike Horowitz and Josh Littlefield	1983	Action	licensed by General Computer Corporation, Midway
Night Driver	Night Driver	Rob Fulop	1978	Action, Racing / Driving
Obelix	–	Suki Lee (Programmer) Dave Jolly (Graphics) Jeff Gusman (Sound) Andrew Fuchs (Sound)	1983	Action
Off the Wall	–		1989	Action
Oscar’s Trash Race	–	Christopher Omarzu (Programmer) Preston Stuart (Graphics)	1983	Educational, Racing / Driving	licensed by Children’s Computer Workshop, Inc.,
Othello	Othello	Ed Logg	1980	Strategy
Outlaw	Gunslinger	David Crane	1978	Action
Pac-Man	Pac-Man	Tod Frye	1982	Action	licensed by Namco Limited
Pelé’s Soccer	Championship Soccer, Soccer	Steve Wright	1980	Action, Sports
Pengo	–	Mark R. Hahn (Programmer) Andrew Fuchs (Sound) Jeff Gusman (Sound) Courtney Granner (Unknown)	1984	Action	licensed by Coreland, SEGA Enterprises Ltd.
Pepsi Invaders	–	Christopher Omarzu	1983	Action	A special version of Space Invaders commissioned by Coca-Cola.
Phoenix	–	Mike Feinstein and John Mracek	1982	Action	licensed by Amstar Electronics
Pigs in Space	–	Rob Zdybel (Programmer) John Russell (Programmer) Bill Aspromonte (Programmer) Michael Sierchio(Designer)	1983	Action
Polo	–		1983	Sports	Unreleased prototype game
Pole Position	–	Doug Macrae and John Allred	1983	Racing / Driving	licensed by Namco Limited
Quadrun	–	Steve Woita	1983	Action
Racing Pak	–		1982	Racing / Driving
Radar Lock	–	Doug Neubauer	1989	Action
Raiders of the Lost Ark	–	Howard Scott Warshaw	1982	Adventure
RealSports Baseball	–	Joseph Tung	1982	Action, Sports
RealSports Boxing	–		1987	Action, Sports
RealSports Football	–	Robert Zdybel	1982	Sports
RealSports Soccer	–	Michael Sierchio	1983	Sports
RealSports Tennis	–		1983	Sports
RealSports Volleyball	–	Bob Polaro (Programmer) Alan Murphy (Graphics)	1982	Sports
Road Runner	–	Bob Polaro	1989/1992	Action, Racing / Driving
Rubik’s Cube	-Rare re-release of the Atari Video Cube		1983
Secret Quest	–	Steve DeFrisco (Programmer) and Nolan Bushnell (Designer)	1989	Adventure, Role-Playing (RPG)	licensed by Axlon
Sentinel	–	David Lubar (Programmer)	1990	Action
Signal Tracing Cartridge	–		?
Sky Diver	Dare Diver	Jim Huether	1979	Action
Slot Machine	Slots	David Crane	1979	Simulation
Slot Racers	Maze	Warren Robinett	1978	Action
Snoopy and the Red Baron	–	Richard Dobbis (Programmer) Sam Comstock (Graphics)	1983	Action
Solaris	–	Doug Neubauer	1986	Action
Sorcerer’s Apprentice	–	Peter C. Niday	1983	Action
Space Invaders	Space Invaders	Rick Maurer	1980	Action	licensed by Taito Corporation
Space War	Space Combat		1978	Action, Simulation
Sprintmaster	–	Bob Polaro	1988	Action, Racing / Driving
Stargate	–	Bill Aspromonte (Programmer) Andrew Fuchs (Sound)	1984	Action	licensed by Williams Electronic Games, Inc.
Star Raiders	Star Raiders	Carla Meninsky	1982	Action, Strategy
Star Ship	Outer Space	Bob Whitehead	1977	Action	One of the nine Atari 2600 launch titles
Steeplechase	–	Jim Huether	1980	Action, Sports	one of the three titles Atari produced exclusively for Sears.
Stellar Track	–	Robert Zdybel	1981	Simulation, Strategy	one of the three titles Atari produced exclusively for Sears.
Street Racer	Speedway II	Larry Kaplan	1977	Racing / Driving	One of the nine Atari 2600 launch titles
Submarine Commander	–	Matthew Hubbard	1982	Simulation	one of the three titles Atari produced exclusively for Sears.
Super Baseball	–		1988	Action, Sports
Super Breakout	Super Breakout	Nick Turner	1982	Action
Super Football	–	Doug Neubauer	1988	Sports
Superman	Superman	John Dunn	1978/1979
Surround	Chase	Alan Miller	1977	Action	One of the nine Atari 2600 launch titles
Swordquest: Earthworld	–	Dan Hitchens	1982	Action, Adventure
Swordquest: Fireworld	–	Tod Frye	1983	Adventure
Swordquest: Waterworld	–	Tod Frye	1983	Adventure
Taz	–	Steve Woita	1983	Action
Track & Field	–	Seth Lipkin and Jaques Hugon	1983	Sports	licensed by Konami
Vanguard	–	Dave Payne	1982	Action	licensed by SNK Corporation
Video Checkers	Checkers	Carol Shaw	1980	Strategy
Video Chess	Video Chess	Larry Wagner, Bob Whitehead	1979	Strategy
Video Olympics	Pong Sports	Joe Decuir	1977	Action	One of the nine Atari 2600 launch titles
Video Pinball	Arcade Pinball	Bob Smith	1980
Warlords	Warlords	Carla Meninsky	1981	Action
Xenophobe	–		1990	Action	licensed by Bally Midway Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Yars’ Revenge	Yars’ Revenge	Howard Scott Warshaw	1982^[5]^[6]	Action

Games published by third parties

As the Atari 2600 console grew in popularity,^[when?] other game developers, such as Activision and Imagic, entered the market and published more than 380 of their own cartridges for the Atari 2600. Many of the most popular Atari 2600 titles, such as Pitfall! and Demon Attack, are third-party titles

Game Title	Developer (Designer)	Publisher	Year	Genre	Notes and references
Acid Drop	Dennis Kiss^[8]	Salu Ltd	1992	Strategy	PAL-only release; puzzle game; last game released. Atari 2600s stopped being manufactured
Actionauts	Rob Fulop		2008	Simulation	Originally planned for release in 1984
The Activision Decathlon	Activision (David Crane)	Activision	1983	Sports
Adventures of Tron	APh Technological Consulting	M-Network	1982	Action
Airlock	Data Age	Data Age	1982	Action
Air Raid	MenAVision	MenAVision	1982	Action	Only 12 copies known to exist^{[citation needed]}
Air Raiders	M-Network	M-Network	1982	Action
Alien	20th Century Fox	20th Century Fox	1982	Action
Alien’s Return		Home Vision	1983	Action	Primarily a PAL release. Released in NTSC format as “E.T Go Home”
Amidar	Konami	Parker Brothers	1982	Action
Aquatak	John Sands Electronics	John Sands Electronics	198?	Action	PAL release. Released in NTSC format by Froggo as “Sea Hunt”
Armor Ambush	M-Network	M-Network	1982	Action, Racing / Driving
Artillery Duel/Chuck Norris Superkicks	Xonox	Xonox	1983	Strategy	double-ended cartridge
Artillery Duel/Ghost Manor	Xonox	Xonox	1983	Strategy	double-ended cartridge
Artillery Duel/Spike’s Peak	Xonox	Xonox	1983	Strategy	double-ended cartridge
Artillery Duel	Xonox	Xonox	1983	Strategy
Assault	Bomb	Bomb	1983	Action
Astroblast	M-Network	M-Network	1982	Action
Atlantis	Imagic	Imagic	1982	Action
Atlantis II	Imagic	Imagic	1982	Action
Bachelor Party	Mystique	PlayAround	1982	Action
Bachelorette Party	Mystique	PlayAround	1982	Action	Released as a 2-in-1 cart with “Burning Desire”
Bank Heist	20th Century Fox	20th Century Fox	1983	Action, Racing / Driving
Barnstorming	Activision	Activision	1982	Action
Beamrider	Activision	Activision	1983	Action
Beany Bopper	Sirius Software	20th Century Fox	1982	Action
Beat Em and Eat Em	Mystique	PlayAround	1983	Action
Berenstain Bears	Coleco	Coleco	1983	Educational	Kid Vid Voice Module required to function
Bermuda Triangle	Data Age	Data Age	1982	Action
Birthday Mania	Tokar, Robert Anthony	Personal Games Company	1984	Action
Blue Print	Bally Midway Manufacturing Co., Inc.	CBS Electronics	1983	Action
BMX Airmaster	TNT Games	Sculptured Software, Inc.	1989	Action, Sports
Bobby Is Going Home		Bit Corporation	1983
Boing!	First Star Software	First Star Software	1983	Action
Boxing	Activision (Bob Whitehead)	Activision	1980	Sports
Bridge	Activision (Larry Kaplan)	Activision	1981	Strategy
Buck Rogers: Planet of Zoom	Sega	Sega	1983	Action
Bugs	Data Age	Data Age	1982	Action
Bumper Bash	Spectravision	Spectravision	1983	Action
Bump ‘n’ Jump	Data East	M-Network	1983	Action, Racing / Driving
BurgerTime	Data East	M-Network	1982	Action
Burning Desire		PlayAround	1983		Released as a 2-in-1 cart with “Bachelorette Party”
Busy Police		Zellers	1983		unlicensed reproduction of Keystone Kapers^[9]
Cakewalk	CommaVid	CommaVid	1983	Action
California Games	Epyx	Epyx	1987	Sports
Carnival	Sega	Coleco	1982	Action
Cathouse Blues		PlayAround	1982
Challenge		Funvision			Released in NTSC format by Zellers
Challenge of Nexar	Sirius Software	Spectravision	1982	Action
Chase the Chuck Wagon	Spectravision	Spectravision	1983	Action
Checkers	Activision (Alan Miller)	Activision	1981	Strategy
China Syndrome	Spectravision	Spectravision	1983	Action
Chopper Command	Activision (Bob Whitehead)	Activision	1982	Action
Chuck Norris Superkicks/Ghost Manor	Xonox	Xonox	1983	Action	double-ended cartridge
Chuck Norris Superkicks/Spike’s Peak	Xonox	Xonox	1983	Action	double-ended cartridge
Chuck Norris Superkicks	Xonox	Xonox	1983	Action
Coconuts	Telesys	Telesys	1982	Action
Commando	Capcom Co., Ltd.	Activision	1988	Action
Commando Raid	US Games	US Games	1982	Action
Communist Mutants from Space (Cassette)	Starpath	Starpath	1982	Action
Condor Attack		Ultravision	1983
Confrontation	Answer Software	Answer Software	1983	Strategy	Only originally available directly from Answer Software for a short time.
Congo Bongo	Sega	Sega	1983	Action
Cosmic Ark	Imagic (Rob Fulop)	Imagic	1982	Action
Cosmic Commuter	Activision	Activision	1984	Action
Cosmic Corridor		Zimag	1983		NTSC release of Bit Corporation’s “Space Tunnel”
Cosmic Creeps	Telesys	Telesys	1982	Action
Cosmic Free Fire		Action Hi-Tech			PAL-format^[10]
Cosmic Swarm	CommaVid	CommaVid	1982	Action
Crab Control		Action Hi-Tech			PAL-format^[10]
Crackpots	Activision	Activision	1983	Action
Crash Dive	20th Century Fox	20th Century Fox	1983	Action
Cross Force	Spectravision	Spectravision	1983	Action
Cruise Missile		Froggo	1987		Same game as “Exocet” released by Panda
Crypts of Chaos	20th Century Fox	20th Century Fox	1982	Adventure, Role-Playing (RPG)
Cubicolor	Rob Fulop		1982	Strategy
Custer’s Revenge		Mystique	1982
Dancing Plate		Bit Corporation	1982		PAL release
Dark Cavern		M-Network	1982
Deadly Discs		Telegames	1983	Action	reissue of M-Network’s Tron: Deadly Discs
Deadly Duck	Sirius Software	20th Century Fox	1982	Action
Death Trap	Avalon Hill	Avalon Hill	1983	Action, Strategy
Demolition Herby	Telesys	Telesys	1983	Action
Demon Attack	Imagic (Rob Fulop)	Imagic	1982	Action
Dice Puzzle		Panda Computer Games	1983
Dishaster		Zimag	1983		Zimag’s NTSC release of Bit Corporation’s “Dancing Plate”
Dolphin	Activision	Activision	1983	Action
Donkey Kong	Nintendo Co., Ltd.	Coleco	1982	Action
Donkey Kong Junior	Nintendo Co., Ltd.	Coleco	1983	Action
Double Dragon	Technos Japan Corp.	Activision	1989	Action
Dragon Treasure		Zellers			unlicensed reproduction of Dragonfire^[9]
Dragonfire	Imagic (Bob Smith)	Imagic	1982	Action
Dragonstomper (cassette)	Starpath	Starpath	1982	Role-Playing (RPG)
Dumbo’s Flying Circus	Atari ([[]])		1983	Action	Unreleased prototype game
Dragster	Activision (David Crane)	Activision	1980	Racing / Driving
Earth Dies Screaming	Sirius Software	20th Century Fox	1982	Action
Earth Attack		Zellers			unlicensed reproduction of Defender^[9]
Eddy Langfinger, der Museumsdieb		Quelle	1983	Action	PAL release
Eggomania	US Games	US Games	1982	Action
Eli’s Ladder	Simage	Simage	1982	Educational
Encounter at L-5	Data Age	Data Age	1982	Action
Enduro	Activision	Activision	1983	Racing / Driving
Entombed	Western Technologies Inc.	US Games	1982	Action, Strategy
Escape From The Mindmaster (Cassette)	Starpath	Starpath	1982	Adventure
Espial	Orca Corporation	Tigervision	1984	Action
Exocet	Panda Computer Games	Panda Computer Games	1983	Action	Same game as “Cruise Missile” released by Froggo
Exocet Missile		John Sands			PAL release
Extra Terrestrials	Herman Quast	Skill Screen Games	1984	Action
Fantastic Voyage	Sirius Software	20th Century Fox	1982	Action
Farmer Dan		Zellers			unlicensed reproduction of Gopher^[9]
Fast Eddie	Sirius Software	20th Century Fox	1982	Action
Fast Food	Telesys	Telesys	1982	Action
Fathom	Imagic (Rob Fulop)	Imagic	1983	Action
Fighter Pilot		Activision			PAL release of “Tomcat: The F-14 Fighter Simulator”
Final Approach	Apollo	Apollo	1982	Simulation, Strategy
Fireball (cassette)	Starpath	Starpath	1982	Action
Fire Fighter	Imagic (Brad Stewart)	Imagic	1982	Action
Fire Fly	Mythicon	Mythicon	1983	Action
Fisher Price		CCE			Same game as “Aquatak”, “Sea Hunt” and “Scuba Diver”
Fishing Derby	Activision (David Crane)	Activision	1980	Action, Sports
Flash Gordon	Sirius Software	20th Century Fox	1983	Action
Frankenstein’s Monster	Data Age	Data Age	1983	Action
Freeway	Activision (David Crane)	Activision	1981	Action
Frogger	APh Technological Consulting	Parker Brothers	1982
Frogs and Flies	APh Technological Consulting	Mattel	1982	Action
The Official Frogger (cassette)	Konami	Starpath	1983	Action
Frogger II: Threeedeep!	Parker Brothers	Parker Brothers	1984	Action
Front Line	Taito Corporation	Coleco	1984	Action
Frostbite	Activision	Activision	1983	Action
Gamma-Attack	Gammation	Gammation	1983	Action	Only one copy known to exist. It was listed on eBay for $500,000 but never sold.
Gangster Alley	Spectravision	Spectravision	1983	Action
Gas Hog	Spectravision	Spectravision	1983	Action
Gauntlet	Answer Software	Answer Software	1983	Action
Ghostbusters	Activision (David Crane)	Activision	1985	Action
Ghostbusters II	Activision	Salu Ltd	1990/1992	Action	PAL-only release
Ghost Manor/Spike’s Peak	Xonox	Xonox	1983	Action	double-ended cartridge
Ghost Manor	Xonox	Xonox	1983	Action
G.I. Joe: Cobra Strike	Parker Brothers	Parker Brothers	1983	Action
Gigolo		PlayAround	1982		Released as a 2-in-1 cart with “Bachelor Party”
Glacier Patrol	VSS, Inc.	Telegames	1983	Action
Glib	Qualtronic Devices, Inc.	Selchow and Righter	1983	Strategy
Gopher	US Games	US Games	1982	Action
Gorf	Bally Midway Manufacturing Co., Inc.	CBS Electronics	1982	Action
Grand Prix	Activision (David Crane)	Activision	1982	Racing / Driving
Great Escape	Bomb	Bomb	1983	Action
Guardian	Apollo	Apollo	1982	Action
Gyruss	Konami	Parker Brothers	1984	Action
Halloween	VSS, Inc.	Wizard Video	1983	Action
Harbor Escape		Panda Computer Games	1983
H.E.R.O.	Activision	Activision	1984	Action
I Want My Mommy		Zimag	1983		NTSC release of Bit Corporation’s “Open Sesame”
Ice Hockey	Activision (Alan Miller)	Activision	1981	Action, Sports
Inca Gold		Zellers			Zeller’s NTSC release of Funvision’s “Inca Gold”
Infiltrate	Apollo	Apollo	1982	Action, Strategy
International Soccer		M-Network	1982
James Bond 007	On Time Software	Parker Brothers	1983	Action
Jawbreaker	On-Line Systems	Tigervision	1982	Action
Journey Escape	Data Age	Data Age	1982	Action
Jungle Fever	PlayAround	PlayAround	1982	Action	Released as a 2-in-1 cart with “Knight on the Town”
Kaboom!	Activision (Larry Kaplan, David Crane)	Activision	1981	Action
Karate	Ultravision	Ultravision	1982	Action
Keystone Kapers	Activision	Activision	1983	Action
Killer Satellites (Cassette)	Starpath	Starpath	1982	Action
King Kong	Tigervision	Tigervision	1982	Action
Knight on the Town		PlayAround	1982		Released as a 2-in-1 cart with “Jungle Fever”
Kool-Aid Man	M-Network	M-Network	1983	Action
Kung-Fu Master	Irem Corp.	Activision	1987	Action
Lady in Wading		PlayAround	1982		Released as a 2-in-1 cart with “Beat ‘Em & Eat ‘Em”
Laser Blast	Activision (David Crane)	Activision	1981	Action
Laser Gates	Imagic, VentureVision	Imagic	1983	Action
Laser Volley		Zellers	1983		unlicensed reproduction of Laser Gates^[9]
Lochjaw	Apollo	Apollo	1982	Action	Later released by Apollo as “Shark Attack”
Lock ‘n’ Chase	Data East	M-Network	1982	Action
London Blitz	Avalon Hill	Avalon Hill	1983	Strategy
Lost Luggage	Apollo	Apollo	1982	Action
M.A.D.	US Games	US Games	1982	Action
MagiCard	CommaVid	CommaVid	1981
Malagai		Answer Software	1983	Action
Mangia	Spectravision	Spectravision	1983	Action
Marauder	On-Line Systems	Tigervision	1982
Marine Wars	Konami	Konami	1983	Action
MASH*	20th Century Fox	20th Century Fox	1982	Action
Master Builder	Spectravision	Spectravision	1983	Action
Masters of the Universe: The Power of He-Man	M-Network	M-Network	1983	Action
MegaBoy		Dynacom
Mega Force	20th Century Fox	20th Century Fox	1982	Action
Megamania	Activision	Activision	1982	Action
Miner 2049er	Big Five Software	Tigervision	1983	Action
Miner 2049er II	Big Five Software	Tigervision	1982	Action
Mines of Minos	CommaVid	CommaVid	1983	Action
Missile Control		Video Gems	1983	Action	PAL-format^[11]
Mission 3000 A.D.	Bit Corporation	Bit Corporation	1983	Action
Mission Survive		Video Gems	1983		PAL-format^[11]
Mogul Maniac	Amiga	Amiga	1983	Action, Simulation, Sports
Montezuma’s Revenge: Starring Panama Joe	Parker Brothers	Parker Brothers	1984	Action
Moonsweeper	Imagic (Bob Smith)	Imagic	1983	Action
Motocross		Quelle	1983	Racing / Driving, Sports
Motocross Racer	Xonox	Xonox	1984	Racing / Driving
Mountain King	VSS, Inc.	CBS Electronics	1983	Action
Mouse Trap	Exidy	Coleco	1982	Action
Mr. Do!	Universal Co., Ltd.	Coleco	1983	Action
Mr. Do’s Castle	Universal Co., Ltd.	Parker Brothers	1984	Action
Mr. Postman		Bit Corporation	1983
The Music Machine	Christian Software Development	Sparrow, HomeComputer Software	1983	Action, Educational
My Golf	Imagineering (company)	HES	1990		PAL-only release
Name This Game	US Games	US Games	1982	Action
Nightmare		Sancho / Tang’s Electronic Co.	1983	Action	Panda released this game as “Stunt Man”
Night Stalker	M-Network	Telegames	1989	Action	PAL release of “Dark Cavern”
No Escape!	Imagic	Imagic	1983	Action
Nuts		Technovision	1983		PAL-only release
Ocean City Defender		Zellers			unlicensed reproduction of Atlantis^[9]
Off Your Rocker	Amiga	Amiga	1983	Action
Oink!	Activision (Mike Lorenzen)	Activision	1983	Action
Omega Race	Bally Midway Manufacturing Co., Inc.	CBS Electronics	1983	Action
Open Sesame	Bit Corporation	Bit Corporation	1983	Action	PAL release
Out of Control	Avalon Hill	Avalon Hill	1983	Action, Racing / Driving
Pac-Kong		Funvision	1983	Action	A later PAL release of Funvision’s “Inca Gold”
Panda Chase		Home Vision			PAL-only release
Parachute		Home Vision	1983		PAL-only release
Party Mix (cassette)	Starpath	Starpath	1983	Action, Racing / Driving
Pete Rose Baseball	Absolute Entertainment	Absolute Entertainment	1988	Sports
Phantom Tank		Bit Corporation			PAL release
Phantom-Panzer		Quelle	1983	Action	Quelle’s PAL release of Bit Corporation’s “Phantom Tank”
Phaser Patrol (cassette)	Starpath	Starpath	1982	Action
Philly Flasher	Mystique, PlayAround	Mystique	1982	Action	Released as a 2-in-1 cart with “Cathouse Blues”
Pick ‘n Pile	Ubisoft	Salu Ltd	1990	Strategy	PAL-only release
Pick Up	20th Century Fox	Mark Klein	2002	Shooter	Finished, but unreleased until self-published at 2002 Classic Gaming Expo
Picnic	Western Technologies Inc.	US Games	1983	Action
Piece o’ Cake	US Games	US Games	1983	Action
Pinball		Zellers			unlicensed reproduction of Video Pinball^[9]
Piraten-Schiff		Spectravision			PAL release of “Gas Hog”
Pitfall!	Activision (David Crane)	Activision	1982	Action
Pitfall II: Lost Caverns	Activision (David Crane)	Activision	1984	Action
Planet Patrol	Spectravision	Spectravision	1983	Action
Planeten Patrouile		Spectravision			PAL release of “Planet Patrol”
Plaque Attack	Activision	Activision	1983	Action
Polaris	Taito Corporation	Tigervision	1982	Action
Pooyan	Konami	Konami	1983	Action
Popeye	Nintendo Co., Ltd.	Parker Brothers	1983	Action
Porky’s	Dunhill Electronic Media Corp., Lazer Microsystems Inc.	20th Century Fox	1983	Adventure
Pressure Cooker	Activision	Activision	1983	Action
Private Eye	Activision (Bob Whitehead)	Activision	1983	Action
Pyramid War		S.S.			PAL release
Qbert*	Western Technologies Inc.	Parker Brothers	1983	Action
Qbert’s Qubes*	Mylstar Electronics, Inc.	Parker Brothers	1984	Action
Quest for Quintana Roo	VSS, Inc.	Sunrise	1983	Action, Adventure
Quick Step	Imagic	Imagic	1983	Action
Rabbit Transit (cassette)	Starpath	Starpath	1983	Action
Racquetball	Apollo	Apollo	1981	Action, Sports
Radar		Zellers			unlicensed reproduction of Cruise Missile^[9]
Raft Rider	US Games	US Games	1983	Action
Ram It	Telesys	Telesys	1983	Action
Rampage	Activision (Bob Polaro)	Activision	1989	Action	licensed by Bally Midway Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Reactor	D. Gottlieb & Co.	Parker Brothers	1982	Action
Red Sea Crossing	Steve Schustack	Inspirational Video Concepts	1983
Rescue Terra 1	VentureVision	VentureVision	1982	Action
Revenge of the Beefsteak Tomatoes	20th Century Fox	20th Century Fox	1983	Action
Riddle of the Sphinx	Imagic (Bob Smith)	Imagic	1982	Action, Adventure
River Patrol	Orca Corporation	Tigervision	1984	Action
River Raid	Activision (Carol Shaw)	Activision	1982	Action
River Raid II	Imagineering Inc.	Activision	1988	Action
Robin Hood/Sir Lancelot – The Joust	Xonox	Xonox	1983	Action	double-ended cartridge
Robin Hood	Xonox	Xonox	1983	Action
Robot Commando Raid		VidTec
Robot Tank	Activision (Alan Miller)	Activision	1983	Action
Roc ‘N Rope	Konami	Coleco	1984	Action
Room of Doom	CommaVid	CommaVid	1982	Action
Save Our Ship		Technovision			PAL release
Save the Whales	20th Century Fox (Steve Beck)		1983	Action	Unreleased prototype game
Scraper Caper		Tigervision			Unreleased prototype game
Scuba Diver		Panda Computer Games
Sea Hawk	Froggo	Froggo	1988	Action
Seahawk		Sancho (Tang´s Electronic Co.)	1982	Action
Seamonster		Puzzy / Bit Corporation	1982	Action
Seaquest	Activision	Activision	1983	Action
Shark Attack		Apollo	1982		A re-release of “Lochjaw,” which has subtle differences
Shootin’ Gallery	Imagic	Imagic	1983	Action
Shuttle Orbiter	Avalon Hill	Avalon Hill	1983	Action, Simulation
Sir Lancelot	Xonox	Xonox	1983	Action
Skate Boardin’: A Radical Adventure	Absolute Entertainment	Absolute Entertainment	1987	Action, Sports
Skeet Shoot	Apollo	Apollo	1981	Action
Skiing	Activision (Bob Whitehead)	Activision	1980	Sports
Sky Jinks	Activision (Bob Whitehead)	Activision	1982	Racing / Driving
Sky Skipper	Nintendo Co., Ltd.	Parker Brothers	1983	Action
Smurf: Rescue in Gargamel’s Castle	Coleco	Coleco	1982	Action
Snail Against Squirrel		Bit Corporation	1983	Action	Pal release. Released in NTSC format as “Squirrel”
Sneak ‘N Peek	US Games	US Games	1982	Simulation
Solar Fox	Bally Midway Manufacturing Co., Inc.	CBS Electronics	1983	Action
Solar Storm	Imagic	Imagic	1983	Action
Sorcerer	Mythicon	Mythicon	1983	Action
Space Adventure		Zellers			Zellers’ release of 20th Century Fox’s “Flash Gordon”
Space Attack	M-Network	M-Network	1982	Action
Space Canyon	Apollo	Panda Computer Games	1983	Action	Panda’s release of Apollo’s “Space Cavern”
Space Cavern	Apollo	Apollo	1982	Action
Spacechase	Apollo	Apollo	1981	Action
Space Grid		Action Hi-Tech			PAL-format^[10]
Space Jockey	US Games	US Games	1982	Action
Spacemaster X-7	Sirius Software	20th Century Fox	1983	Action, Strategy
Space Shuttle: A Journey Into Space	Activision	Activision	1983	Simulation
Spiderdroid	Froggo	Froggo	1987	Action	Froggo’s release of Parker Brothers’ “Amidar”
Spider Fighter	Activision	Activision	1982	Action
Spider-Man	Parker Brothers	Parker Brothers	1982	Action
Spider Maze		K-Tel Vision			K-Tel Vision’s NTSC release of Funvision’s “Inca Gold”
Spike’s Peak	Xonox	Xonox	1983	Action
Spitfire Attack	Milton Bradley	Milton Bradley	1983	Action
Springer	Orca Corporation	Tigervision	1983	Action
Spy Hunter	Bally Midway Manufacturing Co., Inc.	Sega	1984	Action, Racing / Driving
Squeeze Box	US Games	US Games	1982	Action
Sssnake	Data Age	Data Age	1982	Action
Stampede	Activision (Bob Whitehead)	Activision	1981	Action
Star Fox	Mythicon	Mythicon	1983	Action
Stargunner	Telesys	Telesys	1982	Action
Starmaster	Activision (Alan Miller)	Activision	1982	Action
Star Strike	M-Network	M-Network	1982	Action
Star Trek: Strategic Operations Simulator	Sega	Sega	1983	Action
Star Voyager	Imagic (Bob Smith)	Imagic	1982	Action
Star Wars: The Arcade Game	Atari, Inc. (Bob Smith)	Parker Brothers	1984	Action
Star Wars: Jedi Arena	Parker Brothers	Parker Brothers	1983	Action
Star Wars Return of the Jedi: Death Star Battle	Parker Brothers	Parker Brothers	1983	Action
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back	Parker Brothers	Parker Brothers	1982	Action
Strategy X	Konami	Konami	1983	Action
Strawberry Shortcake: Musical Match-ups	Parker Brothers	Parker Brothers	1983	Strategy
Stronghold	CommaVid	CommaVid	1983	Action
Stunt Man		Panda Computer Games	1983	Action	Panda’s NTSC release of Sancho’s “Nightmare”
Sub-Scan	Sega	Sega	1983	Strategy	Sega’s release of its “Deep Scan” arcade game
Subterranea	Imagic	Imagic	1983	Action
Suicide Mission (cassette)	Starpath	Starpath	1982	Action
Summer Games	Epyx	Epyx	1987	Action, Sports
Super Baumeister		Spectravision			PAL release of “Master Builder”
Super Challenge Baseball		M-Network	1982	Sports	reissued by Telegames in 1988
Super Challenge Football		M-Network	1982	Sports	reissued by Telegames in 1988
Super Cobra	Konami	Parker Brothers	1983	Action
Surfer’s Paradise: But Danger Below!		Video Gems	1983	Action, Sports	PAL-format^[11]
Survival Island (cassette)	Starpath	Starpath	1983	Adventure
Survival Run	Milton Bradley	Milton Bradley	1983	Action
Swedish Erotica: Bachelor Party	Mystique	Mystique	1983	Action
Swedish Erotica: Beat’ Em & Eat ‘Em	Mystique	Mystique	1982	Action
Swedish Erotica: Custer’s Revenge	Mystique	Mystique	1983	Action
Sword of Saros (cassette)	Starpath	Starpath	1983	Adventure
Tac-Scan	Sega	Sega	1983	Action
Tank Brigade		Panda Computer Games	1983		Panda’s NTSC release of Bit Corporation’s “Phantom Tank”
Tank City		Action Hi-Tech			PAL release of SEGA’s “Thunderground”
Tanks But No Tanks		Zimag	1983		Zimag’s NTSC release of Bit Corporation’s “Phantom Tank”
Tapeworm	Spectravision	Spectravision	1982	Action
Tapper	Bally Midway Manufacturing Co., Inc.	Sega	1984	Action
Task Force		Froggo	1988		Froggo’s release of Spectravision’s “Gangster Alley”
Tax Avoiders		American Videogame	1982	Action
Tennis	Activision (Alan Miller)	Activision	1981	Sports
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre	VSS, Inc.	Wizard Video	1983	Action
The Smurfs Save the Day^[12]			1983	Action	Kid Vid Voice Module required to function
Threshold	On-Line Systems	Tigervision	1983	Action
Thunderground	Sega	Sega	1983	Action
Time Pilot	Konami	Coleco	1983	Action
Time Warp		Zellers			Zellers’ NTSC release of Funvision’s “Time Warp”
Title Match Pro Wrestling	Absolute Entertainment	Absolute Entertainment	1987	Sports
Tomarc The Barbarian	Xonox	Xonox	1983	Action
Tomcat: The F-14 Fighter Simulator AKA Dan Kitchen’s Tomcat: The F-14 Fighter Simulator	Absolute Entertainment (Dan Kitchen)	Absolute Entertainment	1988	Action, Simulation
Tooth Protectors	DSD/Camelot	DSD/Camelot	1983	Action	Was only available via mail order from Johnson & Johnson
Towering Inferno	Western Technologies Inc.	US Games	1982	Action
Treasure Below		Video Gems			PAL-format^[11]
Trick Shot	Imagic	Imagic	1983	Sports
Tron: Deadly Discs	M-Network	M-Network	1982	Action
Tunnel Runner	CBS Electronics	CBS Electronics	1983	Action
Turmoil	Sirius Software	20th Century Fox	1982	Action
Tutankham	Konami	Parker Brothers	1983	Action
Universal Chaos	Exidy	Telegames	1983	Action
Up’n Down	Sega	Sega	1984	Action, Racing / Driving
Venture	Exidy	Coleco	1982	Action
Video Jogger	Exus Corporation	Exus Corporation	1983	Action
Video Life	CommaVid	CommaVid	1981
Video Reflex	Exus Corporation	Exus Corporation	1983	Action
Vulture Attack		K-Tel Vision			This is K-Tel Vision’s release of Ultravision’s “Condor Attack” game program
Wabbit	Apollo	Apollo	1982	Action
Wall Ball		Avalon Hill	1983
Wall Defender	Bomb	Bomb	1983	Action
War Zone		Action Hi-Tech			PAL release of 20th Century Fox’s “MAS*H”
Warplock	Data Age	Data Age	1982	Action
Weltraumtunnel (Space Tunnel)	BitCorp	BitCorp – Quelle	1982	Action	PAL-Release – Quelle-variant is a BitCorp-clone; also known e.g. as Ataque Laser, Innerspace, Laser Volley, Laser Gate, Laser Gates
Wing War	Imagic	Imagic	1983	Action	PAL-only release
Winter Games	Action Graphics	Epyx	1987	Action, Sports
Wizard of Wor	Bally Midway Manufacturing Co., Inc.	CBS Electronics	1982	Action
Word Zapper	US Games	US Games	1982	Action
Worm War I	Sirius Software	20th Century Fox	1982
X-man		Universal Gamex	1983	Action	Adult-themed game unrelated to the X-Men.^[13]
Z-Tack	Bomb	Bomb	1983	Action
Zaxxon	Sega	Coleco	1982	Action
Zoo Fun		Suntek			PAL-only release

Homebrew games

With more than 49 titles in this category, the Atari 2600 is a popular platform for homebrew projects. Unlike later systems, the Atari 2600 does not require a modchip to run homebrew cartridges. Although there is one high-level compiler available — batari Basic^[14] — most development for the Atari 2600 is still done in 6502 assembly language.^{[citation needed]} The 2600 lacks video memory, has only 128 bytes of RAM, and requires precise timing; homebrews written in assembly are typically considered programming challenges.^[15]

In 2003, Activision selected several homebrew 2600 titles for inclusion in the Game Boy Advance version of their Activision Anthology, as indicated below

Game Title	Developer (Designer)	Publisher	Year	Genre	Notes and references
2005 Minigame Multicart	Chris Walton, Fred Quimby, Bob Montgomery, and Zach Matley	AtariAge	2005	Action
2048 2600	Carlos Duarte do Nascimento (chesterbr)	self-published	2014	Puzzle	Port of 2048 (video game)
A-VCS-tec Challenge	Simon Quernhorst (Programmer), Paul Slocum (Music)	AtariAge	2006	Action	Port of Aztec Challenge^[17]
Alfred Challenge	Eric Bacher	Ebivision	1998	Action	Platform-and-ladder game^{[citation needed]}
Allia Quest	Igor Barzilai	Ebivision	2001	Action	Fixed shooter game^{[citation needed]}
Bee-Ball	Ivan Machado	AtariAge	2007	Action	^[18]
Bell Hopper	Tomas Härdin	self-published	2011	Action	A demake of Winterbells. Placed 5th in the game development competition at Assembly Summer 2011.^[19]
Boulder Dash	Thomas Jentzsch and Andrew Davie	AtariAge	2011	Action	^[20]
Climber 5	Dennis Debro	XYPE	2004	Action	Included in the Activision Anthology^[16]
Conquest of Mars	Champ Games (John W. Champeau)	AtariAge	2006	Action	Inspired by 1981 game Caverns of Mars^{[citation needed]}
Duck Attack!	Will Nicholes	AtariAge	2010	Action-Adventure	Loosely based on Adventure^[21]
Edtris 2600	Ed Federmeyer	Hozer Video Games	1995	Strategy	Unofficial port of Tetris^[22]
Euchre	Erik Eid	self-published	2002	Strategy	Included in the Activision Anthology as Video Euchre^[16]
Fall Down	Aaron Curtis	AtariAge	2005	Action	^[23]
FlapPing	Kirk Israel	AtariAge	2004	Action	^[23] Originally titled JoustPong
Four-Play	Zach Matley	AtariAge	2006	Strategy	^[23]
Go Fish!	Bob Montgomery	AtariAge	2005	Action	^[23]
Gunfight	Manuel Rotschkar	XYPE	2001	Action	^[23]
Halo 2600	Ed Fries	AtariAge	2010	Action	Based on Bungie’s Halo series; Fries was involved in Microsoft’s acquisition of Bungie^[24]
Hunchy II	Chris Walton	AtariAge	2005	Action	^[23]
Jammed	Thomas Jentzsch	XYPE	2001	Strategy	^[23]
Juno First	Chris Walton	AtariAge	2009	Action	^{[citation needed]}
K.O. Cruiser	Devin Cook	AtariAge	2010	Sports	^[25]
Lady Bug	Champ Games (John W. Champeau)	AtariAge	2006	Action	^{[citation needed]}
Marble Craze	Paul Slocum	XYPE	2002	Action	^[23]
Mean Santa	John K. Harvey	2600 Connection [1]	2009	Action/Strategy
Medieval Mayhem	SpiceWare (Darrell Spice Jr.)	AtariAge	2006	Action	Remake of Warlords that adds arcade features missing from the original home version.^[26]
Okie Dokie	Bob Colbert	Retroware	1996	Strategy	Included in the Activision Anthology^[16]
Oystron	Piero Cavina	XYPE	1997	Action	Included in the Activision Anthology^[16]
Pesco	Eric Bacher	Ebivision	1999	Action	^[23]
Pressure Gauge	John K. Harvey	Self-published	1999	Action/Puzzle	^[23]
Seawolf	Manuel Rotschkar	XYPE	2004	Action	^[23]
Qb	Andrew Davie	XYPE	2001	Action/Puzzle
SCSIcide	Joe Grand	AtariAge	2001	Action	^[23] Updated and re-released in 2005 as Ultra SCSIcide
Skeleton+	Eric Ball	AtariAge	2003	First-person shooter	Included in the Activision Anthology^[16]
Snappy	Sebastian Mihai	Self Published	2012	Action	^[27]
Sound X	Ed Federmeyer	Hozer Video Games	1994	Music	^[23]
Space Rocks	Darrell Spice, Jr.	AtariAge	2013	Action	Remake of Asteroids with features from Asteroids Deluxe
Space Treat Deluxe	Fabrizio Zavagli	AtariAge	2003	Action	Included in the Activision Anthology^[16]
Space Instigators	Christopher Tumber	XYPE	2002	Action	^[23]
Squish ‘Em	Bob Montgomery	AtariAge	2007	Action	^[28]
Star Fire	Manuel Rotschkar, Thomas Jentzsch	XYPE	2003	Action	^[23]
Stay Frosty	SpiceWare (Darrell Spice Jr.)	AtariAge	2007	Action	Also included on 2007 AtariAge Holiday Cart: Stella’s Stocking
Stay Frosty 2	SpiceWare (Darrell Spice Jr.)	AtariAge	2014	Action
Stell-A-Sketch/Okie Dokie	Bob Colbert	Retroware	1997	Strategy
Strat-O-Gems Deluxe	John Payson	AtariAge	2005	Strategy	^[23]
Super 3D Portals 6	Zach Hinchy	self-published	2008	Strategy	A demake of Portal^[29]
SWOOPS!	Thomas Jentzsch	AtariAge	2005	Action	^[23]
Synthcart	Paul Slocum	AtariAge	2002	Music	^[23] Keyboard controllers are used to create sound loops
The Wicked Father	Juno (Jamie Hamshere)	self-published	2011	Action
Thrust	Thomas Jentzsch	XYPE	2000	Action	^[23] Re-released with enhancements in 2002 as Thrust+ DC Edition and in 2003 as Thrust+ Platinum
Toyshop Trouble	John Payson, Zach Matley, Bob Montgomery, Thomas Jentzsch, Nathan Strum	AtariAge	2007	Action	^[23] Also released in 2006 as 2006 AtariAge Holiday Cart: Toyshop Trouble
Turbo	AtariAge	AtariAge	2010	Racing / Driving	^{[citation needed]}
Vault Assault	Brian Prescott	self-published	2001	Action	Included in the Activision Anthology^[16]
Vong	Rick Skrbina	self-published	2008	Sports	^[30]
Warring Worms	Baroque Gaming (Billy Eno)	AtariAge	2002	Action	^[23] Expanded and re-released in 2005 as Warring Worms: The Worm (Re)Turns

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